Submission to Legislative Council Inquiry into Transport of Persons in Custody in WA If you would like more information on our submission, please contact the ALSWA Policy Officer on 08 9265 6666 or VWilliams@als.org.au.
Read more →Guests: Kirstie Parker, Co-Chair of the National Justice Coalition talks about ‘Change the Record’, a new campaign to end the over-representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the justice system with a generation. Mick Gooda, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner discusses his
Read more →Submission in response to the Federal Senate Inquiry into Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Experience of Law Enforcement and Justice Services If you would like more information on our submission, please contact the ALSWA Policy Officer on 08 9265 6666 or VWilliams@als.org.au.
Read more →ALSWASubmission in response to the Royal Commission Consultation Paper on Redress and Civil Litigation ALSWA Submission to Royal Commission Redress and Civil Litigation If you would like more information on our submission, please contact the ALSWA Policy Officer on 08 9265 6666 or VWilliams@als.org.au.
Read more →ALSWA Submission to Royal Commission Redress and Civil Litigation If you would like more information on our submission, please contact the ALSWA Policy Officer on 08 9265 6666 or VWilliams@als.org.au.
Read more →Guests: John Schumann, formerly of Redgum, penned “I was Only 19” back in 1983, and has just released a song that honours our Indigenous Service men and women, called “On Every Anzac Day”; John Schnarrs talks about the importance of ‘Honouring Indigenous War Graves’; Matthew Keogh, President
Read more →Guest: Dennis Eggington, CEO of the Aboriginal Legal Service of WA (ALSWA) discusses a range of issues including National Youth Week, the ongoing funding of legal services and the proposed Community closures in WA.
Read more →Guests:Dennis Eggington, CEO Aboriginal Legal Service of WA; Shane Duffy, Chaireperson NATSILS; Angie Lee Stahl, Manager, Wangkiyupurnanupurru Radio
Read more →In Western Australia, one in fifteen Aboriginal men will spend tonight in jail, more women and children are being locked up, and deaths in custody remains a tragic reality that continues to change lives forever. Amid this turmoil, the Aboriginal Legal Service of WA (ALSWA) struggles on
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